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Busy Eye Games™, as a pioneer in neurogame development, aspires to the highest standards of ethics to set an example in a nascent industry that has inherited a history of egregious privacy abuses and bold-faced moral and ethicsl violations from the videogame and social media industries.
Inspired by transhumanist philosophies, the neurorights foundation and complying as best as possible with the EU's GDPR, the following Neurorights Notice and Neurotech Transparency Disclosure are presented below to all current and potential users of "Brain Rage™ at the Office".
While self regulation is by no means ideal, this is the best we can do while the world and the industry catch up to impose rigorous standards for the protection of commercial neurotech users. In the meantime, feel free to push your neurorights further either through your government representatives or by contacting us with related inquiries and audits.
Last Modified May 3rd, 2025
NEURORIGHTS NOTICE
Busy Eye Games™ does not store any neural data, biological data or any derived cognitive models on any server. The aforementioned data is only stored locally and temporarily in the users’ gaming device for the use of the videogame’s core functions. This data is automatically discarded once the game is completely closed or as the device's memory clears during gameplay.
To the best of Busy Eye Games™ ’s knowledge, the partners providing neurotech devices (i.e. Interaxon Inc.) and their SDKs do not surreptitiously store and send user data outside users’ network. Busy Eye Games™ makes its best efforts to safeguard users’ neurorights and trusts its partners to adhere to the highest possible standards regarding users’ privacy and wellbeing. In order to safeguard users’ neurorights, Busy Eye Games™ is committed to transparency regarding the neural and biological data used and how it is used. To this end, Busy Eye Games™ provides the Neurotech Transparency Disclosure below listing the kind of neurological and/or biological data that it gets from users and how it is used.
For questions or more information on our Neurorights Notice, please contact us.
For all other privacy concerns beyond users’ neurological and/or biological data, consult Busy Eye Games™’s Privacy Notice.
NEUROTECH TRANSPARENCY DISCLOSURE
The neurogame "Brain Rage™ at the Office" only caches electroencephalographic (EEG) data once per frame to calculate users’ state of mind, as well as derived artifacts from the Muse Brain Computer Interface (BCI) which are used exclusively to inform the game’s mechanics.
No neural data, biological data, or derived cognitive models are stored long-term by this game. Neither locally, nor in the cloud.
The Muse 2 headset, to the best of our knowledge, does not store neural or biological data long-term. Neither locally, nor in the cloud.
No direct or derived user data of any kind (neurological, biological, behavioral, commercial or otherwise) is shared with any third parties.
Data given by the Muse BCI:
Neural:
Prefrontal Cortex Electroencephalographic (EEG) activity.
Temporal Cortices Electroencephalographic (EEG) activity.
Absolute, Relative and Derived Brainwaves from aforementioned EEG activity.
Biological:
Photoplethysmography (PPG).
Gyroscopy and Accelerometry.
Data derived for game mechanics:
Cognitive:
Level of Focus.
Level of Calmness.
Biometric:
Electrode contact quality.
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